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  1. Autobiographical Myth of Robert Lowell by Phillip Cooper, 2009-10-14
  2. Becoming a Poet: Elizabeth Bishop with Marianne Moore and Robert Lowell by David Kalstone, 1991-04
  3. Robert Lowell: Life and Art by Steven Gould Axelrod, 1979-11
  4. Critics on Robert Lowell (Readings in Literary Criticism Ser.; No. 17))
  5. Poetic Art of Robert Lowell by Marjorie Perloff, 1973-08
  6. The Voice of the Poet : Robert Lowell
  7. Critics on Robert Lowell: Readings in literary criticism (Readings in literary criticism ; 17) by Jonathan Price, 1974
  8. Robert Lowell,: The first twenty years by Hugh B Staples, 1962
  9. Studies of Dylan Thomas, Allen Ginsberg, Sylvia Plath and Robert Lowell by Louis Simpson, 1979-11-29
  10. The Poems of Robert Lowell. by Robert Lowell, 2010-03-21
  11. Robert Lowell: A lecture delivered at the Library of Congress on May 2, 1983 by Anthony Hecht, 1983
  12. Robert Lowell: Uncomfortable Epigone Of The Grands Maitres (Polish Studies in English Language and Literature) by Grzegorz Kosc, 2005-02-18
  13. Circle to Circle: The Poetry of Robert Lowell by Stephen Yenser, 1976-02
  14. The poetic themes of Robert Lowell by Jerome Mazzaro, 1965

61. Robert Lowell « Pō’Ä­-trē
robert lowell. Listen (to Hoon read). A single man stands like a birdwatcher, and scuffles the pepper and salt snow from a discarded, gray
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The Mouth of the Hudson
Robert Lowell Listen (to Hoon read) A single man stands like a bird-watcher,
and scuffles the pepper and salt snow
from a discarded, gray
Westinghouse Electric cable drum.
He cannot discover America by counting
the chains of condemned freight-trains
from thirty states. They jolt and jar
and junk in the siding below him.
He has trouble with his balance.
His eyes drop,
and he drifts with the wild ice ticking seaward down the Hudson, like the blank sides of a jig-saw puzzle. The ice ticks seaward like a clock. A negro toasts wheat-seeds over the coke-fumes of a punctured barrel. Chemical air sweeps in from New Jersey, and smells of coffee. Across the river, ledges of suburban factories tan in the sulphur-yellow sun of the unforgivable landscape. For the Union Dead, 1964. Hoon writes, neutral until the judgmental unforgivable at the end. A landscape that is both natural and manmade, where both components seem indifferent to A single man, And the river seems to inexorably sweep the man, the rail yard, the

62. LOWELL, Robert Traill Spence, Jr.
lowell, robert Traill Spence, Jr. A cousin of the distinguished intellectuals Amy, Percival, and Abbott lowell, he was born March 1, 1917, in Boston and
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63. Robert Lowell: An Inventory Of His Papers At The Harry Ransom Humanities Researc
The robert lowell Papers, ca. 18451988, consist mainly of lowell s working papers for the period 1970-1977. As such the papers include heavily revised
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64. The Robert Lowell Translation Prize
German entry, John Smith robert lowell Translation Prize robert lowell. About robert lowell. Coming Soon. Translations at Black Lawrence Press
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@import url(http://www.homestead.com/~media/elements/Text/font_styles.css); Awarded annually for the best translations of French and German poetry into English. Two separate awards offered, one for each language. Prize includes publication in The Adirondack Review and $250 honorarium. See full guidelines below.
CONTEST GUIDELINES FOR THE ROBERT LOWELL TRANSLATION PRIZE
The Adirondack Review
and Black Lawrence Press are pleased to announce the first annual Robert Lowell Translation Prize
Two prizes will be awarded annually, one for a translation of a French poem into English, and one for a translation of a German poem into English. Winners will be chosen by the Adirondack Review editorial staff.
A winner in each language will be chosen and awarded an honorarium of $250.00. The winning translations will also be published in The Adirondack Review and announced on the Black Lawrence Press website. Translations receiving Honorable Mention will also be published in The Adirondack Review
Entry fee
$3.00 per translated poem. Entries over 80 lines must be accompanied by a contest entry fee of $5.00 per translation. Make checks payable to Black Lawrence Press. Money orders for entry fees are also acceptable. To pay on-line by credit card, click here
Rules Send as many entries as you like, but each translated poem must include a contest entry fee of $3.00. Poems may be excerpted from longer works. Translated poems over 80 lines must be accompanied by a contest entry fee of $5.00 per translation. Previously published translations are accepted, but please note where and when the translation was first published.

65. Richard Tillinghast, Editor: Robert Lowell's Life And Work, University Of Michig
Richard Tillinghast, Editor. The University of Michigan Press publishes books in political science, ESL and applied linguistics, fiction, theater, classics,
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66. Kenyon College - Kenyon Celebrates Robert Lowell
T he illusion that you re getting the real robert lowell is only that, an illusion; part of the power of the poem is to make you feel you re gaining
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by Dan Laskin T he illusion that you're getting the 'real' Robert Lowell is only that, an illusion; part of the power of the poem is to make you feel you're gaining access to something you normally wouldn't . . . . These seemingly autobiographical details are an aesthetic effect." "Consider Lowell's moral and aesthetic persistence in writing poetry that is about, and that enacts, crushing depression. The terrible gray monotony and dullness of depression: how does he turn that into liveliness on the page?" "If I could point to any single thing that I learned from Lowell, it would be revision, revision, revision." "Just hearing your poem read aloud in Lowell's voice often told you what was wrong with it. His concentration on the poem was total." Such was the Kenyon Review But the celebration transcended its format, as participants exchanged ideas and anecdotes, often citing lines from Lowell's work, referring to episodes in his life, and taking up issues that other participants had raised earlier in the program. "It very quickly became a conversation," says Review editor and Associate Professor of English David H. Lynn '76. "And it wasn't a conversation in front of an audience but one that actively included the audience."

67. Robert Lowell Quotes
6 quotes and quotations by robert lowell. robert lowell If youth is a defect, it is one we outgrow too soon. robert lowell
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68. Project MUSE
All of which seems appropriate for a discussion of robert lowell s poetry, not only because much of lowell s verse seems to have been written with monuments
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Robert Lowell's Monumental Vision: History, Form, and the Cultural Work of Postwar American Lyric
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69. The Register-Guard, Eugene, Oregon, USA
robert lowell Bob Houglum. robert (Bob) lowell Houglum 19222007 robert lowell Bob Houglum. January 04, 2008 To the Family of Bob, we want to extend
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70. Robert Lowell: Death Of An Elfking
When robert lowell died on September 12, he was riding in a taxicab from Kennedy Airport to Manhattan. There is little question that the most distinguished
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71. Poet Robert Lowell, Nazi's Hitler Topics Of New Books
A new book about robert lowell, along with the diary of a World War II veteran and a study of the psychlogy of Adolf Hitler are topics covered this week.
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One of the fine poets of the just-departed century was Robert Lowell, whose words continue to fascinate admirers despite his death two decades ago. A new book examines Lowell's work and his efforts to merge his personal and public expression. Robert Lowell's Shifting Colors (Ohio University Press, $36.95) presents a somewhat different view of Lowell than would be found in a biography or in a book of commentary on his work. Author William Doreski, who is a professor at Keene State College, has made a probing look into Lowell's life and work, which was filled with incongruities. Doreski shows how Lowell finally was able to find a way for his public poetry to measure his private views and othertimes did not. Seeking to meld those areas of life became Lowell's obscession. What that meant to the reader is what Doreski is after, seeking how Lowell was able, over the years, to reach a sense of harmony between public and private life. For those fascinated by poetry and have an interest in the poet

72. Robert White And Lowell Liebermann, MP3 Music Download At EMusic
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73. Harvard University Press: Robert Lowell : Nihilist As Hero By Vereen M. Bell
robert lowell Nihilist as Hero by Vereen M. Bell, published by Harvard University Press.
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74. Handout: Robert Lowell And Sylvia Plath - UCSB English Department Knowledge Base
For all his vanity, robert Frost is admirable he looked into his desert places, confronted his desire to enter the oblivion of the snowy woods,
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Monday November 20, 2006 Some things to think about re: Lowell and Plath and life in general. “Which way shall I fly Infinite wrath, and infinite despair? Which way I fly is hell; myself am hell; And in the lowest deep a lower deep Still threatening to devour me opens wide, To which the hell I suffer seems a heaven.” Paradise Lost (1667), Book IV, 73-78
“Great wits are sure to madness near allied And thin partitions do their bounds divide.” John Dryden, “Absalom and Achitophel” (1681-82)

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